One piece on this album was inspired by the Pennsylvania 6-5000, while two of its final tracks are highly influenced by African tribal music. Its first track opens with a beat put out by drummer Don Moye behind the bass groove of Malachi Favors Maghosut, and this album has two tracks based on the "Lamento d'Arianna", which are the two "Variations o
One piece on this album was inspired by the Pennsylvania 6-5000, while two of its final tracks are highly influenced by African tribal music. Its first track opens with a beat put out by drummer Don Moye behind the bass groove of Malachi Favors Maghosut, and this album has two tracks based on the "Lamento d'Arianna", which are the two "Variations on a Theme of Monteverdi". The lead track has Fontella Bass, the wife of trumpeter Lester Bowie, sing "Your body's like a camembert, oozing from its skin". It was recorded to be used in a Moshe Mizrahi film that starred Bernadette Lafont, the subject of the "Theme de Celine". For 10 points, identify this soundtrack featuring "Theme de Yoyo", the best known work of the (*) Art Ensemble of Chicago.
One piece on this album was inspired by the Pennsylvania 6-5000, while two of its final tracks are highly influenced by African tribal music.
{Les Stances} a {Sophie} [accept {Sophie's Ways}]